Emergency Medicine SRMO: Training, Mentorship & Growth

NSW Health; Sydney; On-site; AUD 95,000 - 128,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging

Fitness passport

Onsite parking

Wellbeing and support programs

Job summary

NSW Health in Sydney is seeking Senior Resident Medical Officers for Concord ED to launch a career in Emergency Medicine or Critical Care. The role offers temporary full-time employment with remuneration between $94,521 and $127,827 per year and a 38-hour week, with a diverse and collaborative departmental environment.

You will rotate through anaesthetics, ICU, and pediatric exposures, with opportunities for professional development, research involvement, and access to a robust education program

Qualifications

• Completion of a minimum of two postgraduate years with experience in an Australian Emergency Department.
• Paediatric and ICU experience desirable.
• Ability to work collaboratively within multi-disciplinary teams.
• Advanced clinical skills and judgement with flexible priorities.
• Strong verbal, written and interpersonal communication.
• Commitment to ongoing training and professional development.

Responsibilities

• Provide emergency care under the guidance of Emergency Consultants.
• Participate in professional development and education programs.
• Engage in rotations to develop anaesthetics, ICU, or pediatrics exposure.
• Participate in clinical audits and quality improvement activities.
• Contribute to research and evidence-based practice.

Skills

Emergency Medicine

Critical Care

Clinical assessment

Resuscitation

Education

Two postgraduate years in Australian ED

Job description

NSW Health in Sydney is seeking Senior Resident Medical Officers for Concord ED to launch a career in Emergency Medicine or Critical Care. The role offers temporary full-time employment with remuneration between $94,521 and $127,827 per year and a 38-hour week, with a diverse and collaborative departmental environment.

You will rotate through anaesthetics, ICU, and pediatric exposures, with opportunities for professional development, research involvement, and access to a robust education program